goes at

As far as the head goes, at least, she does credit to the educational system pursued at my establishment.

Used like this, after all usually goes at the beginning of a clause.

He is very direct and he goes at you straight away and you always [have] hope when he gets the ball.

At the top of the tree, many families put a star The star goes at the top. I think I need to stand on a chair!

New merchandise goes at the front of the store, bargains at the back.

It now goes at a 125 ft a day, dumping all this ice into the ocean.

As far as the head goes, at least he has done credit tothe on-going educational system.

If it goes at once Ellen can probably catch tomorrow morning's train.

Hence Ubuntu 10. 10 will have nothing new as far as GNOME goes, at least nothing notable from the user's perspective.

Appropriate, seeing as he goes at length to reveal Apple's cultural core; This is a company for whom failure isn't an option.

Each new item goes at the end of the submenu or insertion point where you insert the item.

The important stuff goes at the top of the pyramid.

He had several goes at the test before he passed.

The train goes at 10: 15, and it's now ten o'clock. I think we shall make it.

John has had three goes at his driving test and hasn't passed yet.

the new plane goes at an amazing speed.

He goes at his work with confidence.

The car goes at eighty miles an hour.

Don't worry about what to wear, anything goes at Ben's parties.

I hope that he goes at once.

Come see into those eyes of fire Who goes at midnight ride with a fire eyed

She goes at the red light , so she againsts the rules

So the story goes: at the first two false alarms the boy gave,